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 New appliance DESIGN Email Address
In an effort to optimize and safeguard our email communications, appliance DESIGN will soon introduce a new email address for our eNewsletters. To help ensure you continue receiving our emails, please add appliancedesign@bnpmedia-email.com to your email address book or safe senders lists. Follow this link for instructions. |
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Salton and Applica Merge (10/03)
Lake Forest, Ill.-based Salton Inc. has entered into a definitive merger agreement with APN Holding Company, Inc., the parent company of Applica Incorporated, in a deal that is expected to create one of the largest U.S. public companies focused on the household small appliance industry. Read more...
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Amulet Licenses GUI Technology for Atmel ARM-Based SoCs (10/2)
Amulet Technologies, a fabless semiconductor firm that designs and markets integrated circuits and firmware to drive graphic displays, announced that its Graphic User Interface (GUI) IP technology is now available as a licensable IP block for Atmel Corp.'s CAP ARM-based customizable microcontroller. Read more...
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Portable Multimedia Players Align with Consumer Needs (9/24)
Compelling video content and good video viewing experience trump the cost of video content as the top two factors that will drive consumers' usage of next-generation, video-focused portable entertainment devices, according to Parks Associates' upcoming report "Portable Multimedia Players: Analysis and Forecasts, Second Edition." Read more ...
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Appliance Design Report: Develop Breakthrough Products Faster with a Predictable Process
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OCTOBER 2007 ISSUE HIGHLIGHTS
For a complete list of features appearing in the October issue, click here.
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PROTOTYPING 
Think Fast
In the past, making plastic parts required a quantum leap from a few, laboriously made prototypes to full-scale production, but new developments have inserted a few stepping stones into that gap. Innovations in rapid prototyping, along with newer concepts such as rapid tooling, rapid injection molding, and direct-digital manufacturing, have created a continuum of options for churning out plastic parts. How a manufacturer employs that continuum often boils down to two key questions. How many? How fast? But those answers must be considered in the context of cost and part functionality. Want to learn more? |
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PROTOMOLD DESIGN TIPS COMPILATIONS
Protomold’s Design Tips for Rapid Injection Molding. Each compilation features useful tips, advice, and guidelines on everything from selecting materials to designing parts efficiently and cost-effectively. Catch up by downloading the first three complimentary volumes today.
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